hon8500
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Correction
The power indicator does continue moving to the "+" sign.
The reason it stopped was b/c I was winding the watch manually, and the winder broke. But when I put it in a watchwinder, I can see the indicator moving, thus showing that the watch is capable of winding automatically.
When I first took it out of the box, I decided to wind it up a little.
I thought I was stopping midway, but in actuality the winder broke (I was wondering why the winder was so smooth, little did I know it stopped working).
Can anyone tell me what broke, apparently the winding gear isn't "catching." With my other Pateks, I can hear the gears when winding.
Is this difficult to repair?
This message has been edited by hon8500 on 2008-08-21 20:54:04
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